Neville's daughter was baptized in the same old Fifth Avenue church in New York City where Sam was married, his children baptized, and where Sam ushers during the three-hour Good Friday service.
Date (happened)
between 28 June 1942 and April 1957
unresolved
between 28 June 1942 and April 1957
estimated · probable · preferred
Why
M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 019)
Reasoning
Victoria was born 1942-06-28 (event 822) and the family lived in New York City until 1957-04 (frame residence 20465); baptism is normally in infancy so 1942-43 is likeliest.
before 1968
bound · possible
Reasoning
Qualifying passage ids [549415] belong to telling lecture nids [1935]. Each listed lecture contributes the selected safe envelope year 1968 (MAX of its non-refuted delivery years); 1968 is the MIN across telling lectures.
before 1 April 1968
bound
Reasoning
Neville describes his daughter's baptism in that church as an already-established family fact ('it's all part of the family life'), so it necessarily predates the telling. The lecture's delivery date is a single, well-corroborated stated/certain claim, 1968-04-01, so the event is safely bounded to before that exact day, sharpening the prior year-only 'before 1968' envelope.
Told
1 April 1968
estimated
Reasoning
The baptism is recounted during this lecture (passage 549415, position 26), so the telling date is the lecture's own delivery date, 1968-04-01, stated/certain. No field_told claim existed before this.
Sources
Source
- Whom Do Seek 4 1 68 ¶26 (He was married in that church, the children were baptized in that church; my little girl was baptized in that church, and it’s all part of the family life.)